Pad Thai
A quick recipe for a simple version of Pad Thai. Rice noodles, chicken and a flavorful sauce to bring everything together, this recipe provides a lot of flavor.
PER SERVING – MAKES 5
661 CALS
PREP TIME
5 MINUTES
COOK TIME
25 MINUTES
CARBS | PROTEIN | FAT |
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71g | 49g | 21g |
NUTRITION INFO
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STANDARD RECIPE NUTRITION
WEIGHT LOSS RECIPE NUTRITION
WEIGHT GAIN RECIPE NUTRITION
STANDARD RECIPE NUTRITION
Servings
Carbs
352.9g
Protein
242.5g
Fat
102.5g
Calories
3304.1 cals
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WEIGHT LOSS RECIPE NUTRITION
Servings
Carbs
201.4g
Protein
222.9g
Fat
82.9g
Calories
2443.3 cals
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WEIGHT GAIN RECIPE NUTRITION
Servings
Carbs
352.9g
Protein
242.5g
Fat
102.5g
Calories
3304.1 cals
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This Post Has 9 Comments
Love the recipe but I think the macros on the website and actual recipe are different…
whoops. one is for 5 servings and the other is for 6. should be fixed now
Great recipe!! however the serving size is still different. It says 6 in the instructions but it says 5 per serving at the top on the website.
whoops, fixed now
Great recipe, would definitely make it again!
Thank you 😎
I needed to use up some scrap veggies (cabbage, carrots, and onions) and decided to give this a try. This was the best and easiest Pad Thai I’ve ever made. Only thing I did different was air fry the chicken breasts instead of boiling them. Thanks for another winner!
I’ve made this several times. I substitute Thai Peanut Sauce in jar from grocery store for peanut butter for added flavor. Also, sometimes I’ll add tablespoon of sriracha sauce for extra kick. And I’ve make it with ground chicken which saves a little some time. If you use long noodles you may want to chop them in half before mixing to make it easier to serve. And you’ll want to use a very large skillet for mixing it together because I always have spillage while mixing.
How long do I reheat?